The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-17
EN- GLAND.
SCENES AT THE CABINET.

SCENES AT THE CABINET.
LONDON, November IA dispatch from Paris
says: Rumors are ailoat of violent scenes at the
cabinet council yesterday, when to the entreaties
of his ministers, President Grevy obstlnately re-
piled that he would not part with his eoA-in-law,
NJ. Wilson. Since the cabinet meeting no die.
missal of NJ. Graynon has been announced.
THE ENGLISH CABINET.
LONDON, November 12.--Lord Salisbury hastily
summoned a cabinet council late last night TO meet
early this morning, to consider the condition of
affairs in Ireland. II Ia thought some special ac-
ton is contemplated
POLITICAL DRIFT.
LONDON, November ia prolonged cabinet
council decided to take immediate advantage of the
courts decision in the case of Lord Mayor Sulli-
van, and undertake the wholesale prosecution OF
papers that publish reports OF suppressed branches
of the league. The policy of Matthew's home sec
rotary, forbiddlng meetings In Trafalgar square,
was ratified, and the question OF prosecuting the
Pail Mall Gazette for articles calculated to lead 10
violence, was referred to the crown counsel. The
temper of the cabinet for high handed action con.
sorts with the feelings Of the conservatives and
dlseidents, and is encouraged by reports OF party
agents.
sellor of the English embassy, This appointment,
associated with government project, develops
commercial relations with China,
TROUBLE BREWING.
LONDON, November l2.-Sir Charles Warren,
chief commissioner of police, has issued procla-
pTOsenblOH nhuii NO hllOWou w up
proach Trafalgar square tomorrow. Radical clubs
and social declarations are actively engaged in ar
ranging a plan OF march by which they hope to
force their way through every street, debouchins
upon the square. PacaIds have been posted In
various places appealing TO workingmen TO come
by tens of thousands and resist the carrying out OF
the "ukase OF the military despot"
THE TIMES ON THE EXECUTION.
LONDON, November 12--The Times while I'D
hitting the juries judge and governor OF Illinois
should be commended for their lrmness, says.
at canLot altogether praise the celebrity or cer-
will especially strike Engliehmen is the sternness
of Americans In REFRESHING oifenses against
law and order. IL may suggest to Mr.. q adstone
and his friends whether there Is anything 80
essentially incompatible with the liberty OF the
subjects, In methods, In many respects mider,
which are objects of their vehement dennncia-
tons"
THE GROWN PRINCES CAeR.
LONDON, November l2-'rhe latest advIces from
San Reno say that when the prince was first In
formed of a change In the nature of his illness,
shadow passed over his face and he said:
81 thought IL would be something OF that sort "
lie soon regained his Cheerfuiness and wrote 10
his mother not to take the news too seriously nor
TO attach any credit to newspaper reports, adding
that he looked confidently 10 the future and placed
his hopes In God.
Queen Victoria sends telegram Of inquiry and
coincidence TO San Reno daily. It Is reported that
Count Von Hatzfeldt German ambassador here,
informed Lord Salisbury OF the reasons for appre-
tensions in regard to the crown prince, and that
Lord Salisbury expressed deep regret ana the sym
patty Of the English nation.